In the case of Organovo, scientists do it by formulating the gel so they can dissolve it chemically or physically peel it off.Brian Derby of the University of Manchester and author of a review in Science on printing tissues and scaffolds, emphasises that in some cases it is beneficial to use a scaffold.
"The idea is, 'How do I formulate commercials and messages so that Republicans can be interested in hybrids, and Democrats in convertibles?'" Mr. Chaney said.
Because of the specific characteristics of N-of-1 trials it is difficult to formulate general 'how to do it' guidelines for designing N-of-1 trials.
As James Baldwin wrote in 1963, "The Christian church... encouraged, if it did not formulate, the belief that conquest... was proof of the favor of God.
The Christian church itself — again, as distinguished from some of its ministers — sanctified and rejoiced in the conquests of the flag, and encouraged, if it did not formulate, the belief that conquest, with the resulting relative well-being of the Western populations, was proof of the favor of God.
Seneca (Epistle 45.10), for instance, mentions the Liar paradox by its Greek name pseudomenon, but does not actually formulate it.
Only after scouting the local markets for produce does he formulate his menus for the day.
Maury has often explained that he does not formulate the editorial policies of either Collier's or the News.
Nor does Asbury formulate scientific hypotheses about the causes of juvenile delinquency, a task that absorbed the fledgling discipline of sociology in his day.
So, again, (1) does not formulate a sufficient condition for the truth of physicalism.
